I'm curious about cooking with tea. I have a lot of loose tea that I'd like to experiment with. Mostly different types of fruit tea (lots of black tea, some green and the occasional rooibos). So has anyone got any recommendations? It can be for anything! Cakes, bread, cookies, anything. I just want to try something.
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I use matcha in making matcha cake, smoothies, and other matcha-related goodies. For loose leaf, I tend to toss my greens in with my stir fry or whatever I'm cooking at the moment that involves a lot of veggies. Used sencha sometimes gets dried out and used as part of the topping for ochazuke. Gyokuro is gobbled down with a bit of soy sauce after the last steep. Chinese black teas are occasionally oversteeped and poured over tofurkey/seitan/tofu/fake meats to add a little something to it.
I'm pretty sure you can probably use tea to add flavor to most anything in the place of water. Experimentation is the key.
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Also, I'm sure just replacing the water in most cookie/cake/baked good recipes with a fruity tea would be quite nice.
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Rooibos (in fairly small quantities) adds a really interesting texture to shortbread.
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http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Chocolate-Earl-Grey-Cookies/Detail.aspx
http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Masala-Chai-Brownies/Detail.aspx
i haven't tried them myself, but i have plans to try the brownies soon...
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